News reaches us that an area of sand dunes in Skegness from behind Seacroft Esplanade to Lifeboat Avenue is being used for sex meets – aka dogging sessions.
Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust has called upon local residents to help stop people using a local nature spot for ‘unsavoury purposes’.
The Skegness Sex Dunes
Apparently, numerous complaints have been received by the trust who say the sand dunes are a registered area of special scientific interest.
Dave Miller, Coastal Ranger for Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust said: “The site is environmentally managed with rare species such as Sea Heath and Ropsy Lavender all along the dunes. It is also very popular with walkers and residents. I’ve received numerous complaints about people using the dunes for dogging sex meets and it is spoiling the area.”
He has also occasionally come across detritus left over from the illict trysts while walking in the dunes in the course of his job.
Mr Miller said: “The reports I’ve had show these people to be quite brazen about the whole thing and even meeting up in the middle of the day. I’m proposing a working group to help cut-back overgrown areas so the people abusing the area have nowhere to go.”
If you don’t want to be caught by Mr Miller or end up with sand in parts of your anatomy that and are looking to find out where to go dogging you should check out this where to go dogging guide. Careful you don’t tread on any ropsy lavender though.
